Spill Incidents

New York's published statewide archive explicitly contains reported petroleum and hazardous-material spills with unique Spill Number, facility and address, spill and received dates, source and contributing factor, affected waterbody, material name and family, quantity and units, and recovered amount. Preserve Spill Number grouping, material-row repetition, date meanings, zero-as-unknown quantity convention, missing coordinates, and archive coverage limits.

New York's public API and downloadable statewide archive let a buyer screen arbitrary addresses for reported spills and retrieve incident identifier, facility and address, dates, cause and source, affected waterbody, materials, quantities, recovered amount, and closure date. No coordinates are published, so preserve the address-match method; a report or blank closure date does not establish present contamination or open standing.

New York's archive publishes recovered amount and a Close Date whose official definition is that cleanup activity finished and all paperwork was completed, providing documented recovery and resolution milestones for a spill event. A blank Close Date is not an inferred open case, recovered zero may mean unknown, and the Source does not document investigation, enforcement, or remediation detail beyond these fields.